Projects

In 2009, a team went to Musese Village and did a "pop-up" medical clinic as a part of the mission trip. After the trip, members of the team donated medical supplies to Musese, and a semi-permanent building was added to the church property. In 2011, the medical clinic opened for three days a week, and popularity for the clinic grew in the community with hundreds of people were coming each day to be treated. One of the most common illnesses in the area is malaria, a parasitical disease, and is treated almost everyday. Without medicine, malaria is a deadly illness, killing approximately 2000 people per day worldwide. In the late 2010s, a permanent building was built for the medical clinic. The clinic has grown to be a government recognized medical facility, and starting in 2024, is now open 7 days per week. The clinic is able to perform minor surgery, prescribe medication, and run a variety of lab testing. The clinic's current goal is to add a second building to the medical clinic for a maternity ward.